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26 Φεβ 2024 · At the core of the book is the racialization process that has taken place to define Mexican Americans in the US, which ignores and erases the historical Indigenous, Black, and/or European ancestry of persons of Mexican descent.
21 Αυγ 2020 · Drawing on the 2013 National Survey of Latinos, we find college graduates, non-Mexicans, and first- and second-generation immigrants, and respondents in the western United States have higher relative odds of preferring “Latino” over “Hispanic.”
20 Φεβ 2021 · Mexicans of European descent, often called “blancos” (“whites”) or “güeros” in Mexican Spanish, have light skin and predominantly European features. These people are typically associated with Mexico’s upper and middle socioeconomic classes.
Socially, the Mexican government and the “other” population—defined as people from outside the person’s racial and ethnic group—classify an individual based on his or her phenotype and culture.
10 Οκτ 2019 · If you were of Mexican descent in Texas, you might think of yourself as Mexican. Your birth certificate would say “white.” During the ‘60s, the gains of the African American civil rights movement inspired several groups to organize.
ABSTRACT. The vast majority of Hispanic-Americans, or people of mixed Spanish-Indian or Mexican descent, reside in an area of the southwestern United States which has come to be known as the "borderlands."
Our study examines Hispanic diversity at the local level, drawing insights from the Mexican dominance, Caribbean-centric settlement, spatial assimilation, and economic opportunity perspectives.
